Educating for the Kingdom: Critical Thinking

Jeremy Sauder August 12, 2022

To educate for God’s kingdom, we must get to the root of a matter and take action. Both of these things require us to think. As teachers, one of the greatest gifts we could give our students is the ability to think well. Jeremy Sauder discusses how to teach students to become critical thinkers.

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